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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December 29, 1960
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Self-reliance (another name for
self-respect) is like a muscle—un
used, it soon becomes flabby. Our
enemies know it, count on it That
is why every time we ask Govern
ment for something instead of doing
it ourselves, we surrender, we lose
another bit of America.”
Common sense, how rare it is!!
As the Spanish proverb says: ‘‘Sen-
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FOR SALE
FOK SALE
1 Brand new 2®-cam automatic
sewing machine at or below cost
for cash. McIntosh Shoe Shop, 1c
FOR SALE—Slightly used All-,
state Mo-Ped motor scooter. Call
Hamp McDaniel, Telephone 135.
4C-D-291
PIANOS In excellent condition
Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy,
prices low The Trading Post. Laur
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STENSO LETTERS. All sizes. The
Chronicle.
The recent presidential campaign
was Oh a low level. What, by the
way, is a Party Platform? The
Democrats and the Republicans
had proclaimed through their re
spective platforms what they would
need for reduction in taxes, indi
vidual Mid corporate; and it would
have resolved sternly against wast
ing billions of dollars in foreign
give-aways.
Our finest statesmanship could
do, if elected, but the two candi- have declared emphatically for re
dates seemed to promise more and vamping the vast, sprawling Fed-
more as the hectic speech-making; eral bureaucraciy. Instead of some-
continued. . thing like that we have- heard all
I wonder why Mr Kennedy prom- manner of offers to spend the tax
ised so much, since the Democrats
had been in tull control of both the
Senate and the House Lyndon
tido comun! Es mas raro de todos
Ls Sentidog” ! Which means, ‘‘Com
mon Sense! It is ThS TArest of all
the senses.” Yes, indeed!! So-called
common sense is most uncommon!
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A clear, impressive statement by
Dr. Raymond Miller in an address
before the New York Chamber of
Commerce commends itself per
suasively to me.
'Theologically I am a believer in
PLASTI-PAK, the modern reusable
adhesive. The Chronicle.
FOR SALK — 1953 Plymouth
Cranbrook Anloor sedan Extra
clean, good mechanical condit
ion. good tires. One owner $400
cash Phone 1355-W. tfc
FOR SALE—AKC registered fe
male Collie puppy. $45.00 Call
(Yoss Hill Hl-12548. Mrs. Lykes
Henderson 2p-D-29
SAS world wide restaurant
book. The Chronicle
cook
IT'S A LONG WAY to Mrs. Me
Donald's (a transplanted Texan) tea
room in Missouri. Why not try some
of her recipes. The Chronicle.
money collected from the people.
I repeat the very sensible obser-i God. You may say why do you
vation of a big enterprise which bring that up? I bring it up, gen-
Johnson was the Senate leader and llses * ts advertising space to talk tlemen, because I don’t believe you
m the best position to get things P^* n common sense to the citi- ^ can understand or comprehend in-
done—and undone; Mr Kennedy, zens our nation. ternalional affairs today at all un-
on the other hand, was a Senator Bigger the Government, the less we recognize that the main bat-
of no special distinction or service.; sma H e r the People.” tie lines are being drawn between
Now that the tumult and the Everybody—labor union member, materialistic atheism and the phil-
farmer.
where service capitalism can func
tion within the framework of the
rules of government, and not where
state -apitalir/rj has become ex
treme and the individual is a pawn
of the state.
There 'are many oasic reasons
why Communism will eventually
fall of its own weight but these are
not of importance today because-the
strategists of the Kremlin and Pe
king are determined 1 to conquer the
world, and to d^te they have done
a creditable job in attaining their
goal within this century.
Time is of the essence in this
thing, gentlemen. I wrote an article
in 1951, some of you probably saw
it, published in the Harvard Busi
ness Review, where I said that we
have lost 250,000 people per day for
five years to Communism. I
thought I would, be challenged on
it but I was not because I was
right. We do not recognize the fact
could not go on wRh business as
usual. —
The world today is on fire with
ideas. The chief ideas of men ev
erywhere center around the fact
that they cherish the hope that-their
future will be better than their past,. ,
and that the future for their chil- 1
dren will be better than the pres
ent is for them. This hope cannot
be accomplished unless man can
enjoy at least a semblance of pro
tection from the economic birds of
prey. When he realizes he is merely
a pawn in the hands of the local
money-lenders, or of a local capital
organization, or of an American or
ganization lined up with the native
vested interests, then no matter
how 'much our own government
has always been with business or
with university. There are not
many government servants, civil or
military, in Cuba, South America,
the Congo, and way stations We.
as a people, have been judged by
two groups of Americana, mission
aries of the church and the buai-
t.essman. The missionaries have
done a good job, the best yet. How
much briefing in anything but prof
its do companies ever give people
going overseas? Necessary as they
are. and they are, does the overseas
business representative ever under
stand anything about the country 4
How many ‘natives’—and I put the
word natives’ in quotes—I wrote
this; I seldom ever write a speech
but I did this because I wanted to
tries to Change the point of view, it know what j was exactly-
15 j* 1 irn P° M ** > ^ hour many natives are in position of
Some concrete suggestions:
‘Build understanding of our liber-
MOORE BILLING MACHINES
, in stock and will order The Chron
icle
shouting are over let us resolve to
save whatever we can from the hor
rendous oratorical blasts.
A proper plaTorm. I think, would
have emphasized the urgency of the
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FOR SALE—Quail or Bob White.
$1 00 each, live. T H. Neel, 6
miles below Cross* Hill, Chap-
pells Highway 4p-D-29
FY>R SALE—Albritton, blakemore,
md Pocahontas strawberry plants
Gredna Farm. Joanna, S. C. tf
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Foods, Barbecuing, Meat and
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BETTER HOMES AND GARDEN
books on house plants, meat cook-
en> holiday and barbecue cook
books. The Chronicle.
FOR SALE — 3-bedrobm house,
located on South Broad St. Ex
tension $350 00 down Call W. L.
Patterson, Telephone 22271, Lau
rens. tfc
CABBAGE PLANTS. Fine plants in
Chiles ton Wakefield variety. AL>c
flower plants and shrubbery. Tan-
glewood Nursery, 2 miles North of
Clinton on Highway 308 Telephone
1060 tf
FOR SALE
Attractive 5-room houae In College
View Beautiful landscaped lot
Duct heat to each room. 105 Elm | cannot afford
St. Call 565 tf
real and not puppet authority in
..... .1 overseas organizations?
ties and private enterprise system '
that to date people that think as we arqund the world based on the revo- we wlU ‘ ollow thc P^epts of
think have made practically no vie-1 lutionary spirit that lias created I - ,incoln . Wilson, of Washington,
lories in the world. The victories capitalistic America. Come in here ^ of the r b issionar y in how to
for the minds of men—I can’t go as you would into a church and Rot alon * with human beings, to
into detail—but they are the new | Jiink of these men. They built lib- ,ive and let live ‘ and ^ thhik.
farmer, veteran ship owner rxH osophy in God Almighty Theoloei- coun,ries in Africa Tne y are P at ‘ erty, -they built capitalism, and undt *stand rather U»an tolerafo-df
mm*: sTi l . brfjswsyi ^ w e , yii s i ' y buil, ^ ,yTcy ?“
everybody seems to want special realize that my wishes are not al- i Wie °“ r govemment-Lmcota, Wil- j their revolutionary spirit revolted.
‘benefits’ from the government. So ways in line with His will. I have'!!"; he : in Amenc ? todaydiave largely
they demand help, and get a law or learned that He has plenty of time
regulation That requires a bureau even though I have not. Hence my
to enforce it, taxes to pay for it. i creed is to study and work as
though I am to live forver, but to , , n • . ! ^ ne P roauci OI tne greatest ecc
try to live at Uioush I am going to 1 , M,ml ‘ a ,7, Communism has »• on j ,c revolution of all time.
•lie tomorrow ~ I ,ow i baltles lhc b attle of the Assume the responsibility of
minds' it has won more people in; ership. We all too often blame the • before the turn “ the centur y
1 1111(1 1 one generation than ever before in government when in the long run This gentleman has spoken so-
history by any military conqueror, the mistakes of business have cre-'berly.. I spent many years with
‘ ch, English,-
Colombians.
Peruvians,
counsel of
U is timely.
P'
That is how Washington beaurac-
racy has grown to more than 2.000,
000, and taxes have grown ruinously die tomorrow
kiU 11 - ,, Socially, I enjoy people.
Laws and regulations art written ihat I can learn from every person.
said today please go home and look
up the dictionary. Don’t use the
roes of the world But they do not lost our revolutionary spirit. We" word ‘ tolerate ' It means you hold
understand that we have an eco- are afraid of the world revolution. a * ma11 contempt.. Understand
nomic liberty Within a political lib- And the fact remains that we are him; don 1 tolerate him. Then the
erty. , the product of the greatest econom- future 9 right and c *P‘ tallsm
compete and survive, otherwise it
lead-1 w '** 1)0 engulfed by some other sys-
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE—1955 4-door Ford
station wagon in good condition '
S-passenger. V*8 with Overdrive.
Can finance for purchaser. Can
fx- seen at my residence on Sa
luda Highway Phone 512 G B
Goldsmith * tf
FOR RENT — Large six room
house, well located, close in."
Price $(>0 00 per month. C. B.
■ ■ alt >r 1 aurensj 1c
FOR RENT Three-room apart
ment. IK) Academy St.,Call.Mrs.
Raymond Pitts. Phone 12 tf
WANTED: REAL ESTATE-The
only houses I have to sell are
yours List that property you
have for sale with me. C. B Hol
land, Realtor, Laurens. 1c
NOTICE
NO HUNTING OR TRESPASS
ING allowed ort tb£ property of
John T. Young. ' 4c-D-29
FOR SALE—1200 fonts 8 point
used Corona Lintoype mats, in
fait condition Priced reason
ably. Sent on approval Chronicle
Publishing Co Phone 74, Clin
ton. S. C
FOR RENT -
ment. 314 W
' Trs Robert
Rural I
Furnished apart-
Main Street. Call
Elmore. Laurens
IP.
AZALEAS. Camellias, L o q u a t,
Magnolia. Pink Dogwood. Gar
denia. Pitiosporum. Sassanquas,
Aucuba. Boxwood a ,d Hollies in
rvefora! varieties and sizes Tangle-
wood Farm, 2 miles north of Clin
ton on S. C Highway 308 Phone
1060 ? ’ tf
TRAILER SPACE for rent. Phone
184 from 6:00 p m to 9:00 p. m
Mrs E E Cox. 602 E Florida
S:reet. tfc
NOTICE: No hunting, fishing or
trespassing of any kind allowed
on lands of Perry Moore on the
Hurricane Road. 4e-J-5
COOK BOOKS. Large variety to
delight any homemaker. Famous
recpies from all over the United
States Also foreign countries
Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc.,
Stationery Department. 109 Gary
St , Phone 74
FOR RENT—5-room apartment
in Tribble apartments on North
Woodrow street. Sorry, no chil
dren. See R L. Plaxico at D E.
Tribble Co. tf
FOR RENT — Four room house
newly decorated, about 7 miles
south of Clinton, about 3 miles west
of Joanna Telephone 2384, Joanna
EMILY POST’S Etiquette Books
ire now collectors’ items The
Chronicle
FOR RENT—Five room house, 2
miles west of Joanna. Telephone
2384, Joanna tf
FOR RENT: Private apartment, 3
rooms and bath Front and back en
trances 001 E Fla St. Phone 281-
J- tfc
PANSY PLANTS, Swiss Giants in
mixed colors Also English Daisy,
Painted Daisy, Columbine, Sweet
William, Stock, Candytuft, Carna
tion, Canterbury Bells, Foxglove,
Lifiope and Thrift Tanglewood
Nurserj-, 2 miles north of Clinton
>n S C Highway 308 Phone 1060 tf
SOUTH CAROLINA
I’RODCCIJR
EGGS
HENDERSON
STORE
(Formerly Gardner’s
Store)
- Hopewell Section
l»hone—JOANNA 2384
Store Hoars:
7:30 A. M. - 7 P. M.
FOR RENT—Refinished modern
office or shop on ground floor at
102 W. Pitts Street Excellent lo
cation. Inquire at Sadler-Owens
Pharmacy or Phone 228 . 5cD29
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE — Beautiful 5-room
house, bath, oil heat, and water
iieater. For information call
1503-AV or 108 Gordon St. 4p-J-5
NOTICE: No hunting, fishing or
trespassing allowed on my lands.
Violators will be prosecuted by
law Henry Hunter, Joanna. 4p-J-5
NOTICE — No hunting and tres
passing are allowed on my land
northeast of Clinton known as the
Henry place and Creekland farm,
and, Hipp place off the Greenwood
road. Mrs. Ouida C. Bailey. FlS-c
TRESPASS NOTICE
NO HUNTING, fishing or tres
passing of any kind on the lands
of Hubert J. Pitts. Violators will
be prosecuted. ' ; tf
NOTICE: No hunting, fishing or
trespassing allowed on the lands
ow ned by Thornwell Orphanage.
Violators will be prosecuted. 4cJ5
ELECTROLUX (R)-World's only
automatic cleaner Sales and Ser
vice. H L Baldwin, Bonded Rep
resentative, Telephone 1797. tf
NOTICE—No hunting, fishing or
trespassing of any kind allowed'
on my lands. Violators y ifi be
prosecuted C. C Giles. 4o-J-12
NOTICE: No trespassing or
hunting allowed on my lands
Clarence Hunnicutt ip
FOR SALE—2 nice building lots,
75x200 ft. each Blalock Ave.,
Joanna. Call Joanna 6200 . 4c-D29
NOTICE- No hunting, fishing or
tii.'pa.-Mim allowed on the estate
of B Hubert Boyd. Violators will
be prosecuted by law Katherine
J. Boyd, Executrix. 4-C-J-19
Wasson - Wasson
Incorporated
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TERMS
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Phones Laurens Rural 27810, 25-
2(i0, 25205. or contact at Wasson
Bros Store at Hickory Tavern
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HELP WANTED - Male or Fe
male, in Clinton. Full or part
time Watkins route available. No
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Bonus Plan. Age 21-70. Must be
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Valley Dale Pure Pork
WE WILL BE
CLOSED ALL
DAY MONDAY,
JANUARY 2, 1961
Sausage 3 Lbs -1.00
Government Inspected Fresh Dressed Whole
Lb.
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BREAST
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LEG or THIGHS 49
Wings 29<
Backs
Lb.
15
Necks u>. 10<
Gizzards u. 29<
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COLLARDS 29c
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